You, Me and the Apocalypse

Jamie panics when he finds himself separated from Layla and Frankie just 24 hours before the end of the world, but his luck could be about to change when he strikes a deal with his grandmother. Meanwhile, a recent tragedy causes Sr Celine to return to Slough, the President gets a nasty shock when he arrives at the bunker and Rhonda and Leanne force down their last meal before facing the firing squad.

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than it used to, so we can still give him a proper burial.

#2 #3

Yeah. Um...

#4 #5 #6 #7

And for your, er, discretion.

#8 #9

the State urges Your Honour to impose the maximum possible sentence.

#10

I find you guilty of all charges.

#11

I can't believe she was married to Jude.

#12

I know. Let me explain.

#13

OK, if there had been any other way without causing widespread panic,

#14

Shooting the President.

#15 #16

It was just awful!

#17

- You've a nerve coming here. - Haven't I?

#18

Oh, how adorably old-fashioned!

#19

I will have you killed.

#20 #21

Oh, wow.

#22

It's fitting. He would have liked it. To Jude.

#23

No! No!

#24

I wish you good luck.

#25

And I mean the one that Prince promised me.

#26

You were at the funeral.

#27

That's really sweet of you. But you can't save them.

#28

David, this bucket list is pathetic.

#29 #30

Can't we just be pleased to see each other?

#31

Oi, let me in, I'm gonna puke!

#32

hardly seems worth the death penalty.

#33

We was barely doing it two, three times a night there towards the end.

#34

gonna see your husband and your son again but that ain't true.

#35 #36

My mother's dead. So... whoever you are, could you please just...

#37

Armageddon is tomorrow.

#38 #39 #40

Corporate Gimp.

#41

to find out what all the fuss was about.

#42

So, you met Grandma, then.

#43 #44

you're gonna have to face this.

#45

wanted to say goodbye.

#46

has asked me to be his good lady wife. And I...

#47

What does it matter? She's my mum!

#48

I love you, too, Mum.

#49

and I say you're proud of the cowardice of your regiment!

#50